Ah, I see you there, with your soft fur and big, cute eyes, asking about mammals. What is it that makes a mammal? Is it their warm little brains? Their strange reproductive practices? Let me guide you down the furry path that is the mammal.

As the most intelligent form of life on Earth, dolphins sure do like to brag about that fact. Their network of underground cities, 3 thousand in all, puts the greatest cities of the squirrels to shame. You don't need to worry about them for much longer: they're scheduled to launch in 2017.

Although squirrels have proven to be a formidable foe to us in the past, we now know their weak spots. They have controlled the world nut market for too long. Although they can climb trees, we have many tools at our command. You jackass squirrels won't be able to squeek and run away forever!

Don't keep mammals in the house. That's all I have to say about these particular mammals.

Mammals began their quest for power in the late Triassic period beginning with those damned cynodonts. I told the others that the cynodonts were trouble, but did they listen to me? NoOoOoO, they said, Cynodonts are just like any other reptile! I so deserved that promotion.

But you're not interested in that, are you my warm, little friend? You're here for porn, correct? Well I hate to burst your bubble, but after the revolution, the only porn YOU'LL be getting is close-ups-of-insects-porn.

Some mammals, like the dolphins, inhabit large underwater cities, while others sit in absolute squallor in their caves or houses. So far, you mammals seem quite proud of themselves, having conquered not only the oceans, but the internet as well.

As far as real accomplishments go, like having a decent game show on television, mammals can not claim very much. Yes, they run around looking up at us with their big, curious eyes and start squeeking about everything they've done, but really the only thing they've done is get themselves noticed by the real species in charge of the planet!

If mammals are worthy of nature's trust, why do they need fur to keep warm during the times of coldness? Some mammals, such as the damnable squirrels and dolphins, have even learned to build cities to protect themselves from the elements! Mammals are weak, and need to be reformed.

The others are still jealous of your fur and warm milk: but I say to them, Soon we will have our vengeance! Soon the females will nurture and coddle US! Hahahaha!

Mammals use their brains to great effect, sometimes. With their larger forebrains and a neocortex, mammals have encroached upon our territory with no regard for our wellbeing. Don't worry, soft mammalian creature: we will find you. Your brains contain a weakness: true, the dolphins have overcome their brain's softness, but the squirrels cannot escape us. MUAHAHAHA!

If you have stayed this long, may I ask: how is it possible? I had thought by now that the strain of conversing would have exhausted you! Very interesting...

Some of the lower forms of "civilized" mammals, like the Giraffe, pose a threat not only to themselves but to nature itself. You mammals can't stop fucking each other long enough to see what's going on around you!

You mammals think you're so clever don't you? You, with your burrows and fur and so forth! Very soon, now, we will force you to live as we do: out in the cold, cold world, without our mothers to keep us warm!

The lesser spotted Mammal Master is a relativity unknown animal as it spends most of its time coding and playing video games. much is known about there daily habits as "Mammal Masters" have a direct link to all forms of instant messanger and there steam acounts. some have even developed large tumors in there foreheads which have an ethenet socket, thus allowing the animal to host online games and severs on its own brain.

alas there is only one "Mammal Master" so the breed will one day die out. however by this time, he will have uploaded himself onto the internet and exists until the end of time.